Sunday, 6 October 2019

New Starts


I think I have a case of 'startitis'. Over the last week or so I have started  2 new projects.  It wouldn't really matter but, I started blogging again to help me get my pile of wip's down!  Instead it is growing rapidly, LOL. Being a ctive again on Ravelry has put a lot of temptations my way. So I have decided to go with the flow, they all will get finished one day.

New Start No 1


 For a long time I have admired the patterns of Jen Tyler, however as they looked very complex I shied away from taking part in her Cals.  She has a current Cal called Golden Tea Block, a part of a series of mix and match of 4 blocks and extensions.  I want to make 3 cushions (pillows) for my lounge, and decided that the Hibiscus Block would be a good start, it is the 2nd block in her series. The pattern is addictive and quite challenging, it is certainly keeping me on my toes.  Luckily she has videos for all her patterns, which is a great help.

New Start No 2 


This block is the central block for the B(lu)e Happy CAL by Ineke Mooijenkind.  It is in its 3rd week, so probably wont catch up.  However as it is for a birthday gift for a friend in early December, I wont be far behind. She adores pinks and purples and no she isnt a young girl but well into her 80's!

I have been plugging away on the Sacred Spice Afghan, and hopefully will have finished squaring it up by next week. 

This post is part of the Year of Projects Group on Ravelry, head on over there to see what fellow yarnies have been up to.

 Have a great week and thank you for visiting.


8 comments:

  1. Startitis is an OK disease to have when it comes to fiber crafts. The colors of both or your new projects are great. But............since purple is my favorite color, guess which one really draws my eye to it.

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  2. Purple is my favourite colour too, so I love to see it. Both new projects are lovely and I look forward to seeing them grow.

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  3. I agree, there are worse things than having lots of projects. They will get done and they are all beautiful.

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  4. lol. I agree about the temptations ravelry can bring our way. There are worse things than startitis. Enjoy. That is the key.

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  5. Is it wrong for me to be happy with your case of startitis? I also adore Jen Tyler's patterns and I've had the B(lu)e Happy CAL on my radar too. I'm so glad I can craft vicariously. LOL!

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  6. lol at what Maria wrote above. I'm happy to see you starting something new, too! lol Your Hibiscus block is beautiful. And The B(lue)e Happy blanket is very cool. I look forward to seeing your Sacred Space. I haven't even finished Part 3 yet. I haven't really accomplished anything much craft wise lately. So yes! Please start things and share them with us. Your pretties always make me happy. :)

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  7. You and me both! What was I thinking? I am in 2 CALs and already behind! LOL! Your blocks look way more complicated than mine! Both are lovely!

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